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BigmanPigman

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2. The tie, jacket, crisp shirt and shined shoes have basically remained unchanged for 100 years.

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Sat Jun 17, 2017, 02:22 AM

Jun 2017

Overall the collar, cuffs, lapels, shoulders, pant length, etc have only slightly changed. Before then men's fashion did vary as much as women's fashion did. During the 1900s women's skirt length, undergarments, accessories ... have fluctuated greatly. This is especially true during the 20s and 60s. Men either like it (they don't have to spend much money to update their look for each season) or they hate it due to the monotony and boredom. I would like to see something really different catch on since I am bored with the suit and tie which passed its prime about 50 years ago.

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Take that necktie off, and bury it [View all] TexasTowelie Jun 2017 OP

Good. n/t PoliticAverse Jun 2017 #1

I have mixed feelings about it. TexasTowelie Jun 2017 #3

It's not the ties that were "strangling" it's the buttoned collars.... PoliticAverse Jun 2017 #4

Most men will find off the rack dress shirts will not fit properly Major Nikon Jun 2017 #5

My tie collection isn't that extensive, but I have quite a few nice ones Major Nikon Jun 2017 #6

The tie, jacket, crisp shirt and shined shoes have basically remained unchanged for 100 years. BigmanPigman Jun 2017 #2